The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-09-01

OF artistic reading in all its nat
uralness and excellence. THE Creeds Of
the Church Bells was well worth the price
OF admission. We have heard number of
persons attempt to Iecite this piece but
Miss Wood is the only one we ever heard
give each distinct tone Of the bells to ner
lection. Such culture as she displayed de
serves commentator.
Mr. r T. Lawhon, formerly of ATLANTA
but who clerked in Marietta many wears
ago is now with Mr. A. y. Leake, the non.
ular grocer You will not find anywhere
more polite and accommodating clerk than
Mr. Lawhon. He understands his business
thoroughly. 1t will be enough for Won to
drop in at Leake's and see the immense ar.
ray OF nice goods he has in his neatly kept
and we'll arranged store Mr.. John Reed is
there also and you will find that he has
smile us inviting as ever beamed on good
looking cOuntenance
"A new livery stable has just been open.
ed IN the Mayes brick building on Cherokee
street by Mr.. Henry Meinert formerly of
Florida He bought his horses in Kentucky
in person and they are fine and stylish.
His carriages and buggies are all new and
elegant, and his stable has all the requisites
for frSt-class accommodations. He has an
advertisement in this issue soliciting IA iber-
al share of public patronage His charges
will be placed at a reasonable figure, and be
invites you to call and see him.
District Attorney Hill OF the United
States Court has chosen General William
Phillips, OF Marietta, as the Assistant Dis,
trict Attorney and has sent the application
on TO the Attorney General Of the United
States with whom the appointment rests.
Prominent men have endorsed his recon.
mendations here. He is the very man for
the place and his friends here hope he will
be successful
Try a sack of Lotus brand Flour You
can find it at r. L. Northcutt's.
Sunday morning, about three o clock
a collision occurred on the Western Il At.
lantic Railroad, three miles north of Dalton.
Five treights were following each other,
when car and cab were detached from
the rear Qt one Of them and the engine and
train following ran into them, yrecking said
two cars and the engine it took about
nine hours to clear the wreck, delaying all
trains during that time.
Fresh Rasins, Bananas and Lemons al
K l.. NORTHcUTT's
The handsome monument placed over
Col. James d. Waddelrs grave in the city
cemetery, was done through the Literally OF
that noble woman, Mrs Ann L. Sparks, of
Rome, step mother OF Mrs. Waddell The
cost Of the monument was about 5000, and
is worthy tribute to the memory of the
gifted and lamented Waddell. All honor
to Mrs. Sparks
Mr. W. G. Griggs, of Hoods Mills, La.
writes that terrapin was discovered there
the other day with the initials -. C. W."
cut on its back. On enquiry Mr.. j. c,
Williams remembered cutting his name on
a terrapin in 1861, the year the war began
How old it was at that time is unknown.
Mr.. Griggs also reports good corn crops in
that section, but cotton badly damaged by
worms.
Rev. MIR. DeBond OF Ellijay Gilmer
county, ia, is having monument of Ilal
ian marble prepared to be erected over his
deceased wife's grave. He is also having
a monument put in shape 10 mark his own
grave, and he is still in the land of the iy.
ing. Messrs. McClatchy & Bailey are do
ing the work
Go to R. l.. Northcutt's tor fresh fancy
Crackers
Misses Mamie Sulliyao, Lizzie and
Hannie Murphy, of Atlanta, and Miss
Mary Ella Hughes and Mr. Harlan Wing
ard, OF Augusta, were the guests of Mrs.
Sallie Mullins and Miss Minnie Sanges this
week. While here they visited the Ameri-
can Marble Works and far-famed old Ken
nesaw, and were delighted with the Gem
City"
Rev. q. S Tumln, pastor of the Bap
fist Church, preached in Chattanooga
Tenn, last Sunday. Reg 2. NJ kyburn
pastor Of the Methodist CHURCH, filled the
pulpit AT the Baptist Church Sunday night,
by invitation, and there was no preaching
at the Methodist Church that night
Fresh Cream Cheese at r. l.. NORTH.
CUTS
The Childs Bible is meeting with ex-
cellent sale and those who would like it for
Z ChF,Itmas gift will please notify Mrs j.
q. Hickey, by personal call Mt Mr.. John
Reeds, Cherokee street, as she is taking Or
ders for delivery at that time
Mr.. John r. Winters is having lumber
placed on the lot adjoining his handsome
residence. on Atlanta street, preparatory to
building an elegant RESIDENCE thereon the
first of next year.
Miss Lydia Kirby Smith, who has been
visiting Miss Leila MeCatehey fer SONG
time, left on Saturday morning last for her
home in Sewanee, Tenn, accompanied by
Miss Eva Selman, OF Monroe Ga.
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. d McCutcheon leave
to-day to attend the Eniyersalist annual
State convention, which meets near Camps
Station in Walton county.
We are sorry 10 hear OF the sickness Of
Prof Y, +. Manget Hope he will soon re.
eoYer
Mrs Lizzie Van Dyke and family, who
have been visiting Dir B. Lowrey's family,
returned home Sunday evening
Miss Jennie Manget who has been yis-
iting Miss Clara Morris, at Roswell, has re-
turned home
Mr.. and Mrs DR. Lester, of Atlanta,
visited the family of Mr.. W h. Granting
last Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Harris and children OF Sa-